Set The Stage For Revisionist WesternsHigh Noon Became A Genre-Defining MasterpieceWhy John Wayne Hated High NoonRio Bravo Was Made As The Anti-High NoonHigh Noon Left The Western Genre Better OffAs ...

Back in 1959, John Wayne made a glorious return to the Western genre with Rio Bravo, a movie that not only entertained audiences but also challenged the conventions set forth by previous Westerns.

The movies John Wayne ripped off from himself were 'El Dorado' and 'Rio Lobo,' which were effectively remakes of 1959's 'Rio Bravo' with minor details changed.

Angie Dickinson's fond memories of working with John Wayne on 'Rio Bravo' reveal a multifaceted actor and an indispensable piece of cinema history. Wayne’s 'adorable' side, whether interacting with ...

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In the world of classic films, few names shine as brightly as John Wayne’s, and one of his most beloved westerns is ‘Rio Bravo.’ Released in 1959, this film was not just another cowboy movie; it ...

That means that Dec. 2, TCM will host a free screening of the John Wayne movie “Rio Bravo,” which just happened to have been filmed at Old Tucson 60 years ago.

The director of Rio Lobo was deeply unhappy with his final John Wayne movie - and wasn't above pointing the blame elsewhere. Rio Bravo was John Wayne's angry response to High Noon because, despite ...

'Close Your Eyes': Victor Erice uses 'My Rifle, My Pony, and Me' from 'Rio Bravo' to powerful effect in one of the year's best movie scenes.